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Hey, I was wondering how I would go about and setting a default Icon Size and Icon Text Size for the Icons on the desktop in gnome? I know its probably simple, I just dont know!
What about the icon size(not the icon text size)?
Isn't there a way to change all of the icons' size at once?
I don't want to stretch each one everytime...
If you open up nautilus, in the Edit | Preferences | Views you can set the default zoom. I set mine to 75% and it makes the desktop icons look a little more sensible at 1024x768. If there's a better way to do this (shrink the desktop icons without shrinking those in nautilus) that doesn't involve manually streching all the desktop icons, I'd love to hear about it.
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